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Masonry Monday - Today's masonry wall: A synergy between systems

non-BEC
April 27, 2024
6:06 am - 6:06 am
Location
International Masonry Institute, 2140 W. Corporate Drive, Addison, IL 60101
Posted by Scott Conwell

Today’s Masonry Wall: A Synergy Between Systems Presented by Jeremy Douglas, CSI, CCPR Hohmann & Barnard, Inc. The single largest issue in masonry wall design is the compatibility of various products that must work together to achieve the desired results. This can include air barrier systems,thru-wall flashings, and reinforcement / anchoring systems. This seminar will discuss the importance of sourcing all materials from a single supplier as well as designating a single contractor to ensure compatibility of all building processes.

Topics to be covered:

  • Air/Vapor barrier basics – Applications – fluid applied vs.sheet applied products – Permeable vs. Non-permeable
  • Using anchoring systems successfully with air & vapor barriers
  • Advantages/Disadvantages and compatibility of various flashing materials
  • Limiting Mold Problems with Moisture Management Systems
  • Air ventilation within the cavity